Seems that's not right. Went to Sheetz, and they also have the chip readers going too, and AP worked fine.
It depends on the merchant's risk tolerance. Wawa being in serious trouble with the networks means they're probably not taking chances.
Seems that's not right. Went to Sheetz, and they also have the chip readers going too, and AP worked fine.
I bet it’s not EMV Contactless, rather it’s MSD contactless.Seems that's not right. Went to Sheetz, and they also have the chip readers going too, and AP worked fine.
You're about three weeks late to the party.It only took a public health crisis but I can now confirm that Publix takes Apple Pay and other forms of contractors payments.
Dollar Tree just only finished their contactless rollout.
They turned it on last week for me. They even still had TP in stock. Win win for me there.Oooooh that's good to hear. I get cheap greeting cards from there. Last time I asked if they had Apple Pay it was a no go.
here is the problem with how some of the stores are rolling out contactless payment. some of them still require you to touch the dam screen etc, which is stupid.
I like how Walmart has it , now you still need to use the app with the code but with that being said how they have it now you never have to total it up etc. once you scan the code everything is automatic.
The problem with walmart (and also kroger) is they refuse to turn on their contactless readers because of their damn app, which they want to support exclusively. Even a pandemic isn’t making them budge on that. By doing that they are leaving out of their stores not just apple pay, but a ton of other forms of payment that can use those contactless readers such as google pay, fitbit pay or even contactless cards. Heck, even Samsung Pay can use the contactless readers when they work instead of using MST. Do they even know at Walmart Inc that the contactless readers are not used by apple pay exclusively? the fact they turned them off with the sole purpose of blocking apple pay would suggest they don’t.here is the problem with how some of the stores are rolling out contactless payment. some of them still require you to touch the dam screen etc, which is stupid.
I like how Walmart has it , now you still need to use the app with the code but with that being said how they have it now you never have to total it up etc. once you scan the code everything is automatic.
The problem with walmart (and also kroger) is they refuse to turn on their contactless readers because of their damn app, which they want to support exclusively. Even a pandemic isn’t making them budge on that. By doing that they are leaving out of their stores not just apple pay, but a ton of other forms of payment that can use those contactless readers such as google pay, fitbit pay or even contactless cards. [...]
Another disadvantage of walmart pay and other store apps such as kroger pay or CVS Pay (which is probably very rarely if at all used by anyone now, since CVS has already relented and takes apple pay and other contactless payments too) is that an internet connection is required on the device while making the payment, and those payments show up on the bank statements as online purchases, so if you happen to have a bad signal or any other situation affecting internet connectivity, the payment won’t go through. With apple pay, google pay, etc that doesn’t happen as the payment information is transmitted to the store terminal from the device itself with the only connection required being the one made by the terminal to request authorization, and the payment shows up on the statement as an in-person purchase.
here is the problem with how some of the stores are rolling out contactless payment. some of them still require you to touch the dam screen etc, which is stupid.
The problem with walmart (and also kroger) is they refuse to turn on their contactless readers because of their damn app, which they want to support exclusively. Even a pandemic isn’t making them budge on that. By doing that they are leaving out of their stores not just apple pay, but a ton of other forms of payment that can use those contactless readers such as google pay, fitbit pay or even contactless cards. Heck, even Samsung Pay can use the contactless readers when they work instead of using MST. Do they even know at Walmart Inc that the contactless readers are not used by apple pay exclusively? the fact they turned them off with the sole purpose of blocking apple pay would suggest they don’t.
Either customers will need to abandon them in droves or the networks will have to significantly cut interchange (which IMO is what's really driving Walmart and others to resist contactless payment) for that to change.
I know Walmart and Kroger both really hate Visa and dislike the other card networks, but is the interchange going to be any different between their terminals in-person and their app (aside from the expected card present/not present/etc. differences)? I figured it would be more of a push to load debit cards to run as debit or checking accounts in the app if they really wanted to avoid interchange fees (or even launch an in-house debit card like Target)?
Love's Travel Stops also have contactless readers at the pump and it also works but just like P66 not every location has it but these companies networks do support it at the pump at least.
I tried it as have others and it hasn't worked yet so its still rolling out. I have edited the wiki entry reflecting the change to Dollar General as coming soon. Same with Tractor Supply Company and Qdoba who are also coming soon. TSC said this summer which we about just over a month into so it should be very soon. I also added Krogers pilot store called QFC who now has EMV contactless enabled. Not rolling out to Kroger's whole foot print yet.Dollar General is apparantly adding NFC payments.
Those are the ones that annoy me so badly. At least put a sign somewhere stating it doesn't work so customers don't look like idiots trying multiple times.Gas is always a weird situation since there are many pumps with inactive readers. Nonetheless, I can confirm Love's does allow it on pumps—there's a relatively new one on US 31 near Tipton, IN that I've stopped at a few times while visiting family and it works on the pumps. I think it's MSD contactless, and not EMV.
The problem with walmart (and also kroger) is they refuse to turn on their contactless readers because of their damn app, which they want to support exclusively. Even a pandemic isn’t making them budge on that. By doing that they are leaving out of their stores not just apple pay, but a ton of other forms of payment that can use those contactless readers such as google pay, fitbit pay or even contactless cards. Heck, even Samsung Pay can use the contactless readers when they work instead of using MST. Do they even know at Walmart Inc that the contactless readers are not used by apple pay exclusively? the fact they turned them off with the sole purpose of blocking apple pay would suggest they don’t.
I can confirm most if not all Love's Travel Shops now have contactless and chip at the pump. Although one I visited didn't have the ctls readers working yet but the others I visited did so something is up with that non-working location. I'm sure it will be working soon though. Costco is finally rolling out EMV and contactless to their pumps: https://www.reddit.com/r/Costco/comments/je5teu
I think the payment networks should make NFC a requirement to accept them as payment. If Walmart and similar companies want people to use their apps they should provide a financial incentive to do so, rather than being allowed to disable worldwide standards, especially now during the pandemic when reducing touch as much as possible is a good thing.
Ugh. I've seen this the last two times I got gas at Costco (over the last 2-3 weeks). Alas, it doesn't work yet at mine.I can confirm most if not all Love's Travel Shops now have contactless and chip at the pump. Although one I visited didn't have the ctls readers working yet but the others I visited did so something is up with that non-working location. I'm sure it will be working soon though. Costco is finally rolling out EMV and contactless to their pumps: https://www.reddit.com/r/Costco/comments/je5teu
Now if they could only complete the roll out as my two local locations don't even have either chip or contactless enabled yet.That is great news!!
My two local Costco gas locations doesn't even have chip or contactless enabled yet. So I will be checking it out next week and seeing if it been enabled yet. Well others have said it have worked at their locations in different states so your location might be having issues which can happen when you roll out new payment methods. Did you make sure that the green nfc light is actually lit on the Verifone ctls reader like in the picture? If not that is the issue and I'm sure it will be fixed soon. But if its actually lit then that means its not connected correctly which should also be fixed soon. You can call Costco and tell them its not working and they might be able to fix it faster.Ugh. I've seen this the last two times I got gas at Costco (over the last 2-3 weeks). Alas, it doesn't work yet at mine.
(Why tf would you plaster that everywhere and not let it work‽)